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Chief of Police receives Charge d'Affaires of Georgia in Armenia

30.10.2021 11:00 Official news

On Friday, October 29, Chief of Police, Major General of Police Vahe Ghazaryan received Charge d'Affaires of the Republic of Georgia in the Republic of Armenia Irakli Kvanchakhadze.
During the meeting, the Chief of Police highly appreciated the 30-year-old close cooperation between the law enforcement agencies of the two countries. He pointed to the work done within the framework of cooperation aimed at combating crime.
Irakli Kvanchakhadze, in his turn, thanked for the warm welcome and highlighted the importance of friendly relations between the two countries.
The two sides also touched upon the reforms in the system of the Armenian Police, details of their implementation were presented.
Issues of mutual interest related to the expansion of cooperation between the law enforcement agencies of Armenia and Georgia were discussed at the meeting.

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